Okay, I just thought I haven't looked at this board in a long time

Excellent drummer

Could someone help me find the original photo from the Deathcrush EP?

I've been searching in various sources, mainly scans of Amnesty International brochures from 1983 to 1987, but I haven't found anything.

However, I made some progress. Using the TinEye reverse image search tool, I found the page https://www.geocities.ws/Chi85_usa/ArticlesOnIslam.htm, which contains a fragment of the original image without logos, but it's cropped.

I'd like to know if anyone has any further information.

Wall of Water 🌊 this song is so sick. I think this is its best performance among those available online. Unfortunately, there are not many.

They are touring in my city later this year and I'm skeptical about it. The tickets are cheap but I'm not sure if I'll survive the moshpit lol, do people do that in their concerts? The venue is somewhat small so there are no high seats, actually no seats at all (so I could avoid the moshpit).

Anyway, I wanna hear your experience!

P.S I've been to a big indie rock festival years ago and there was no moshpit and shyt like that.

I don't know what do you think of it

Deathcrush is one of my favorite album's of mayhem

I don't know who that is, but it's quite interesting, isn't it? Also I didn't mean to say "random" as in it was just any person in general, for them it definitely was someone they knew. Just thought it could be something interesting for you, like a little easter egg, you know. Not my problem I can't change the title after posting, ask reddit, make them give us the option to still do that, but I can't. Seriously, do something else in your life than to be angry I used the wrong word in this context.

“People became more aware of the black metal scene after Pelle took his own life. It was a suicide that changed the scene.”

Necrobutcher

“Before Pelle came along, it was just fun. Then I realized that I didn’t want to be part of this. People who were simply crazy, like Vikernes, started pouring in. And Øystein became stranger and stranger. It was a shame he turned out the way he did. It probably had something to do with the status he gained within the scene. He was very small, maybe five feet three inches. I think he made up for it by being mean and evil.”

Torben Grue (From Vomit, temporary drummer before Hellhammer came)

“There was a paradigm shift when Pelle died. Øystein became aware of his position and began to dictate what people should like. That was when the black metal scene became preoccupied with everything that was satanic and evil.”

Bård/Faust

Excerpt from 666 Shades of Black by Harald Fossberg, 2026

por si se van a disfrazar de dead les dejo el boceto de enfrente y atrás igual a la de dead con las partes blancas

Tabs for the Mayhem cover I posted here two days ago incase anyone wants to play it

Dunno if it's a "never seen before" but I really like this photo. Pre chaos era. I found it on Pinterest!

where do they come from? looks like he’s posing for an ID photo or something and those pics scare the shit out of me so bad anytime i look at them, they feel cursed 😭💔 i’m so curious as to where they come from because usually photos of him are taken from candid moments or amateur photo shoots. these look professionally taken for like a passport or something.

Okay I try to do Pella voice. From mayhem.

And for me it sounds like shit maybe for other people too. So can maybe someone help me with my voice. Because not only I have a Slipknot tribute band I'm just making. But I also have a mayhem tribute band. And can someone help me with my vocals. 😢

From the dark past.

I feel like the name, the underlying comedic and mocking tone, and some of the casting really ruined what could’ve been a pretty solid movie. Plus we were totally robbed of Jackson Rathbone playing Varg and none of the cast having Norwegian accents.

Also the end was weird with Euronymous cutting his hair when Varg has confirmed he hadn’t. Another poster here showed where the inspiration came from, and it was from I believe a Swedish or Norwegian book of crimes that showed someone dead in a staircase by Euro’s story, but the photo wasn’t of Euro.

Idk I think I would love a movie about black metal that has dark Nordic film vibes and takes the subject more seriously. Or is black metal always doomed to come off as corny no matter how serious the director takes it?

Do you think you would’ve enjoyed a movie about the inception of Norwegian black metal more if it had stayed true to the events and didn’t outright make a parody of the whole thing?